Posts tagged with Preset
Here you can find a listing of all posts with the tag Preset on my page.
Nov 04, 2024 Tutorial
Over the weekend, I explored an idea where I used a frequency shifter on an A minor sample to create disharmonic or horror sounds by altering frequency relationships. To maintain clarity and avoid artifacts, I emulated the frequency shifting effect using a note grid to shift pitches down manually, allowing for the creation of new harmonic relationships and microtonic scales. This approach is particularly useful for generating unique sounds for horror soundtracks or techno music, and I've shared the patch in the description for those interested in trying it out.
Oct 28, 2024 Tutorial
In this video, I explain the concept of ring mod sidechain modulation and demonstrate how to achieve it in Bitwig Studio. I discuss the potential for distortion using this method and suggest using Bitwig's audio sidechain modulator as a cleaner alternative. Additionally, I provide a more advanced setup in Bitwig's FX Grid for precise control, with both presets available in the video description.
Oct 27, 2024 Tutorial
In this video, I discuss the Snapback plugin by Cableguys, which detects drum triggers to layer samples on top or in front of drum sounds, and compare it to a Bitwig Studio native solution. I demonstrate how to use the Bitwig Replacer device to achieve similar results, offering a free preset for viewers to experiment with. Ultimately, I highlight the Snapback plugin's intuitive interface and quality sample selection as key value points.
Oct 02, 2024 Tutorial
In this video, I demonstrate how to replicate the functionality of the Plasma plug-in by iZotope within Bitwig Studio. By using techniques like loud split, EQ adjustments, and saturation, I create a flexible method to achieve similar frequency-specific saturation effects without the high CPU usage. I also provide a free preset for download, encouraging viewers to like, subscribe, and share their thoughts in the comments.
Sep 13, 2024 Tutorial
In this video, I demonstrate how to split audio signals into multiple frequency ranges without introducing significant phase issues, particularly in Bitwig Studio. While traditional analog-modeled EQs and tools like Ozone 8 introduce phase offsets or latency, I showcase methods such as using the spectral FX frequency split in Bitwig and custom convolution presets to achieve clean splits. I provide these custom presets for free in the description so viewers can experiment and give feedback.
Sep 10, 2024 Tutorial
In this video, I attempt to recreate the WIDER 2.0 plug-in by Infected Mushroom inside Bitwig Studio. I demonstrate how the original plug-in works by creating peaks and dips in the frequency spectrum, which cancel out in mono, and then I showcase my own preset that mimics this effect, with added controls for more customization. Finally, I highlight that my preset may sound slightly better and more natural due to the included convolution reverb on the side channel.
Aug 29, 2024 Tutorial
In this video, I introduce a preset called Bass Sound Generator that generates a new bass sound every time a key is pressed on a MIDI keyboard. I demonstrate how to create random Bass sound patterns and add drums to create variety in the track. The preset is available for download on my Patreon page.
Aug 19, 2024 Tutorial
In this video, I demonstrate a preset called "Multipressor" that I've created. It functions as a multi-band compressor, allowing for the avoidance of phase issues and frequency dips. The preset offers controls for thresholds, ratio, attack/release, and input gain, as well as the ability to adjust the reaction time and gain reduction of different frequency bands.
Aug 14, 2024 Tutorial
In this video, I discuss the highly requested Drum Buss device in Ableton Live and how it can be replicated in Bitwig Studio. I provide a free preset download that mimics the functionality of the Drum Buss using native Bitwig devices. I encourage viewers to download the preset and provide feedback to help improve and tailor it to their preferences.
Aug 12, 2024 Tutorial
In this video, I discuss the controversial Sausage Fattener plugin and its effect on music. I explain that it functions as a soft clipper with a compressor in front, preventing audio material from clipping too hard. To demonstrate its impact, I provide a free preset for Bitwig Studio that closely replicates the plugin's sound.
Aug 07, 2024 Tutorial
In this video, I demonstrate how to replicate the Oxford Inflator plugin inside Bitwig Studio. While the Oxford Inflator is essentially just a soft clipper or saturator, I attempted to copy its curve as closely as possible. I provide a free preset for Bitwig Studio users to achieve a similar effect with options like the FX filter plus device, bipolar/unipolar options, or the saturator with a soft knee.
Aug 05, 2024 Tutorial
In this video, I demonstrate the sounds of my PFAM, a replica of the Moog DFAM, inside Bitwig Studio. I explain the layout and modifications I made to the original device, showcasing its percussive capabilities and versatility as a techno sequence generator. The preset is available for free download and I welcome feedback and suggestions for future devices.
Jul 17, 2024 Tutorial
I just watched a video where Dave Lindenbank created a compressor inside of the grid, and I took his patch and created my own preset called DOTT (Dave OTT) - a three-band compressor expander. It's completely free to download and it includes band splitters, compressors, expanders, threshold and gain controls, VU meters, and EQ and saturation options. It's a powerful tool for squeezing the signal and I hope you enjoy experimenting with it.
Jul 12, 2024 Tutorial
In this video, I showcase my recreation of the Moog synthesizer called Labyrinth inside of Bitwig Studio. I explain the different sections and features of the synthesizer, including the oscillators, mixing section, wave folder, filters, routing options, VCA, and more. I also mention that I might implement a corrupt feature in the future to randomize the sequences, but for now, the preset can be downloaded for free.
May 27, 2024 Tutorial
In this video, I explain how to replicate the functionality of Corpus in Bitwig Studio. Corpus is essentially a resonator with specific frequencies, and by adjusting parameters like type, resonance, and in-harm, you can create different resonances and effects. I also provide a preset that emulates Corpus within Bitwig Studio and offer the option of using AAS's Object Delay if you want to achieve the exact same sound.
Mar 21, 2024 Tutorial
In this video, I found a distortion device on Reddit that allows me to load in a wave table and create different distortions by morphing through it. By using a high pass filter, I can eliminate the DC offset and achieve better results. Additionally, instead of using wave tables, I can also use multiple transfer curves, merge them, and blend between them for different distortion effects.
Mar 15, 2024 Tutorial
In this video, I successfully replicated Harmony Bloom inside of Bitwig Studio with a few differences. Harmony Bloom is a Polyrhythm generator that allows you to generate notes and control various parameters such as note length, loop length, probability, offset, and more. Although my replication may not be 100% accurate, it provides a similar functionality within the grid of Bitwig Studio.
Mar 04, 2024 Tutorial
In this video, I showcase my simple and highly efficient grain preset in Bitwig. By utilizing multiple recorders and adjusting recording length and spread, the preset allows for unique and diverse sounds. With the ability to manipulate play position, volume shape, playback spread, and more, this preset offers a versatile and creative tool for experimentation and sound design.
Feb 08, 2024 Tutorial
In this video, I present a free color machine preset for Bitwig that can be used to create resonator effects. By importing chords from one track and using them in the color machine, multiple bandpass filters are created with corresponding frequencies. This preset offers various controls for octave offset, resonance, filter type, Haas effect, and more, allowing users to create unique and customized sounds.
Dec 11, 2023 Tutorial
In this video, I show how to create a drum sequencer in Bitwig Studio using the note grid and various modules. By selecting a drum sampler or VST, creating note clips, and manipulating triggers, velocity, and timing, I demonstrate how to generate unique drum sequences. I also explore features like note stacking, shifting, quantizing, and randomization to create diverse and customizable drum patterns.
Nov 28, 2023 Tutorial
In this video, I create a generative ambient patch from scratch using Bitwig Studio. I start by creating a drone sound using polygrid and adding pitch modulation to create different pitches on the left and right sides. I then add effects like chorus and filters to add depth and modulation to the sound.
Nov 07, 2023 Tutorial
In this video, I discuss the limitations of the sampling mode in Bitwig Studio, particularly the lack of a slicing feature. To overcome this, I demonstrate how I created a custom slicer within the Bitwig Grid, allowing for easy mapping of slices onto the MIDI keyboard. I provide an overview of the patch and explain the functions of the transient detector, slice mapping, and play triggers.
Jul 24, 2023 Tutorial
In this video, I demonstrate how to create a trumpet or saxophone sound in Bitwig's grid using subtractive synthesis. I avoid using samples, wavetables, or physical modeling. The sound is shaped using pinch and bend modules, as well as a phaser, before going through a filter and an amplitude modulation module. I also add filtered noise to simulate the air going through the horn. To simulate the characteristics of different instruments, I use fixed frequencies in an EQ module. An impulse response and delay are used to simulate room and add space to the sound. The main trick of the preset is shaping the phase signal with pinch and bend modules, which creates trumpet-like harmonics from a sine wave. I use Bitwig's expression modulator to map timbre, pitch bend, and pressure to add expression to the sound. I show how to do this in a separate polygrid. It took some time to find the right modulation amounts and timings, but the result is a cool and realistic trumpet sound. The preset is available for Patreon and YouTube subscribers, while others can try out the techniques I demonstrated.
May 22, 2023 Tutorial
In this video, I showed how to create a hypersaw sound in Bitwig Studio without using an oscillator with a unison feature. I used the polymer synthesizer and modulated the pitch and panning using the random mod. I also used voice stacking to create a dense sawtooth sound. To create the typical ray fleets, I modulated the note with the root, seventh, fifth, and two octaves lower. I also demonstrated the use of other oscillators like the wave table and the swarm oscillator to change up the sound. Multiple notes are necessary to achieve the desired effect. Overall, this is a simple and easy way to create a hypersaw sound.
Nov 18, 2022 Tutorial
In this video I discussed how to mimic the behavior of the DSEQ3 with Bitwig Studio's native Loud Split device. I demonstrated how to set the Loud Split device to a 3 dB per octave tilt setting and how to adjust the loudness level, knee setting, and rise and fall settings. I showed how to identify resonances and over amplified frequencies in a mixdown and how to use the Loud Split device to reduce these frequencies. I also suggested using the Loud Split device for mastering.
Nov 16, 2022 Tutorial
In this video, I demonstrated how to create a simple auto-leveling patch in the grid. I used an oscilloscope, a divide or division operation, and a follow-off to average out the audio signal. I also implemented a threshold algorithm to make sure that the auto-leveler doesn't amplify noise annoyingly. This technique works in any modular environment and can be useful for maintaining the same loudness level for a generative grid patch or audio clip.
Aug 11, 2020 Tutorial
I created a preset card Hard-Clip for Bitwig Studio to clip the peaks of audio signals without going into the red or having intersample issues. The preset consists of Bit8, initial settings and two tool devices. I explained how to use it and how it can help to make a track sound louder and more percussive. I shared the preset in the description of the video, in my GitHub repository, on bitwig.community/presets and on the Bitwig Discord. I encourage viewers to save money and support my channel by using the link to the Bitwig Store with my code.
Apr 23, 2020 Tutorial
In this video, I am showcasing my new free preset for adding textures to sounds in Bitwig Studio 3.1. I demonstrate how to use the remote controls to mix in the texture, amplify the texture sample, change the texture, and use pink noise. I also explain how the rise and fall controls work for amplitude modulation and how to use the postfx box for EQ, transient shaping, and peak limiting. The preset is called textures and can be downloaded on my Patreon page for $1 or for free if you are already a patron. I also mention my plans to add more textures samples in the future and ask for feedback on the preset.
Aug 05, 2019 Tutorial
In this video, I want to give a big thank you to all my Patreon donators for supporting my music and community work. It's the first time in my career that I'm getting regular income just for music, and it feels great. Now, let's talk about additive synthesis. I've created an experiment using an additive synthesizer in the grid, which consists of a sine wave generator and multiple partials in different frequencies. By layering these partials, we can create complex sounds. I explain how to adjust the frequencies and introduce modulations to make the sound more interesting. I also demonstrate how to narrow the partials down to the fundamental frequency for different effects. The preset I created is called additive wonder, and you can download it from my GitHub repository. If you have any ideas or solutions on creating partials with less CPU usage, please let me know. Thank you for watching, and I hope you have fun experimenting with this preset. Bye!
Jul 13, 2019 Tutorial
In this video, I recreated the Stranger Things theme using Bitwig Studio. I also collaborated with a friend to recreate the intro, resulting in Prolavity Things'. All the tracks in the project were created using Bitwig only, including an E-kick, Polysynth, and a sampler with my voice. I also showcased the Bitwig 3.0 tape machine preset that I made for the master track. The project does not use any dynamic processors, only a peak limiter at the end. I recorded my voice for some portions of the track. I provided the project download link in the description. Additionally, I mentioned the Bitwig Outrun Challenge for creating and sharing Retro Wave or Synthwave presets. The challenge is for fun and there are no prizes involved. Thanks for watching and see you in the next video.
Jun 05, 2019 Tutorial
In the video, the person gives an update on their GitHub repository and its content. They inform that they have made some changes to reduce the size of the repository by removing certain folders. Now, it only contains Bitwig presets and can be easily cloned into the Bitwig library. They also mention potential plans to split the repository into different versions for Bitwig 1, 2, and 3 in the future. The person then talks about renaming their Bitwig presets repository to Bitwig community presets to clarify that the presets are from the community, not their own. They mention that the monthly Bitwig competition is currently not very active but plan to add a bot to a Discord chat where users can upload presets and discuss them. These presets will be automatically added to the repository.Lastly, they discuss changes made to the preset party app, which is a standalone application for managing the repositories. They show how to change the path of the Bitwig library and how to download and update the repositories. They mention that the initial download may take longer but subsequent updates will be faster as only the changes are downloaded.
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